Chanda Lilly, 30, of Augusta, was arrested Tuesday by Maine State Police on charges of felony murder in connection with the death of Andrew Sherman last September.
March 2020
Posted inBusiness, Food
Portland restaurant Five Fifty-Five closing after 17 years
The owners of one of the city’s best-known restaurants have announced they’re closing in April.
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Posted inNorthern Forecaster, The Forecaster
SAD 51 hires principal, academic services director, to permanent roles
The Cumberland-North Yarmouth school district has tapped Sally Loughlin as principal of Mabel I. Wilson elementary school and Susie Robbins as SAD 51’s academic services director.
Posted inBusiness, Local & State, News
Portland event organizer cancels second expo amid coronavirus scare
Diversified Communications said Tuesday that it will postpone its Seafood Expo Global, which was to be held in Belgium from April 21 to 23.
Posted inArts & Entertainment
‘Mulan’ team sends love to China as coronavirus cancels events worldwide
The cast and creatives of the remake converged on Hollywood Boulevard as planned, despite recent cancellations of several other high-profile entertainment events.
Posted inNew England, News
Florida man arrested in New England gas pump skimming scheme
The man is charged with having devices that were installed at gas pumps, including in Portland, to enable him to steal the debit and credit account numbers from unsuspecting drivers.
Posted inSouthern Forecaster, The Forecaster
Cancer survivor ‘Mans Up’ with message
Trevor Maxwell has survived stage 4 cancer and now, coinciding with Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, has advice for everyone, especially men: Don’t be afraid to get help.
Posted inLocal & State
Three small earthquakes recorded in Maine, New Hampshire
According to the United States Geological Survey, three small earthquakes have been recorded in New Hampshire and Maine since Sunday morning
Posted inNorthern Forecaster
Popular Yarmouth scavenger hunt ties into state bicentennial
The event will be held March 20 and is limited to adults.
Posted inBusiness, Local & State, News, Politics
Maine Ethics Commission votes 2-1 to investigate power line opponent
The commission’s decision follows a complaint from a political action committee backing Central Maine Power’s proposed $1 billion transmission line through western Maine’s mountains.